5.111 Principles of Chemical Science
Spring 2017
Instructors: Moungi G Bawendi, Mei Hong
TAs: Patricia D Christie, Gregory Thomas Cleveland, Jesse Gordon, Alexandra R McIsaac, Hye Won Moon, Raymundo Moya, Thomas Parsons, Yifeng Qi, Jaeyune Ryu, Luming Yang, Kristin Leigh Zuromski
Lecture: MWF12 (32-123)
Announcements
Final Exam Office Hours
Today's office hours (Wednesday) are in 4-153 from 2-8 pm!Announced on 24 May 2017 1:51 p.m. by Kristin Leigh Zuromski
Final Exam Practice Problems
Additional kinetics questions have been posted in Week 14 and Final Exam Practice questions have been added on MITx. Good luck studying!Announced on 12 May 2017 6:41 p.m. by Jesse Gordon
Atkins Reduction Potential Table
The Standard Reduction Potential Table from our textbook (Atkins) has been uploaded onto Stellar (Exams-->Final Exam Material-->Atkins Reduction Potential Table). Please use the Reduction Potential values in this table for your PSets! Thanks!Announced on 01 May 2017 3:47 p.m. by Kristin Leigh Zuromski
Exam #3 results for 5.111
You should have received your graded exam #3 in your
recitation on Thursday. If you were unable to attend your
recitation, you can pick up your exam by going to the Chemistry
Education Office (6-205).
You should compare your graded exam to the answer key that is posted on the exam page but please do not write on the exam until you are sure it is correctly graded. If you think that you were misgraded, you can request regrade. Attach a separate sheet onto the front of your exam indicating which question you would like us to regrade. Just remember that we can take a look at the entire exam, so your grade could go up, down or stay the same. The regrade requests need to be into your TA no later than Monday May 1st at noon (class time).
For this exam, the approximate letter grades are:
A: 93+
B: 81 to 92
C: 66 to 80
D: 56 to 65
F: 55 and below.
It is important to take a look at the total of all three exams to see how you are progressing in learning the course material. There is still a 300 point exam that needs to be done as well as a couple more problem sets, more pre-lectures and attendance points available for total grade contribution.
Patti
You should compare your graded exam to the answer key that is posted on the exam page but please do not write on the exam until you are sure it is correctly graded. If you think that you were misgraded, you can request regrade. Attach a separate sheet onto the front of your exam indicating which question you would like us to regrade. Just remember that we can take a look at the entire exam, so your grade could go up, down or stay the same. The regrade requests need to be into your TA no later than Monday May 1st at noon (class time).
For this exam, the approximate letter grades are:
A: 93+
B: 81 to 92
C: 66 to 80
D: 56 to 65
F: 55 and below.
It is important to take a look at the total of all three exams to see how you are progressing in learning the course material. There is still a 300 point exam that needs to be done as well as a couple more problem sets, more pre-lectures and attendance points available for total grade contribution.
Patti
Announced on 27 April 2017 5:37 p.m. by Patricia D Christie
Update to Review Slides
There was a mistake in the review slides--on slide #16, the last line should have said "In hexanes" not "In water." Updated slides have been posted.Announced on 24 April 2017 7:01 p.m. by Alexandra R McIsaac
